The Manteca Police Department has declared April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month, targeting distracted drivers and enforcing hands-free laws with heightened vigilance.

The Stockton Police Department's Gun Buyback event collected 113 firearms on March 29, 2025, aiming to reduce potential crime by securing unwanted guns.

The Yuba County Sheriff's Department has dismantled a drug ring in Northern California, leading to 45 arrests, seized drugs, and the loss of an officer during a raid.

Yolo County Library and Catholic Charities offer free virtual presentations to residents on legal rights, led by immigration law expert Clarence E. Mamaril.

The City of West Sacramento welcomed the Oakland Athletics to Sutter Health Park, highlighting the positive economic impact and sense of community pride expected from the move.

Roy Jarrard Jr. was convicted of felony theft in California, marking his third offense and resulting in a felony under Proposition 36. He also carried drug paraphernalia during his arrest at a store.

El Dorado County Tax Collector reminds homeowners that the second installment of property tax is due by April 10, 2025, and late payments will incur penalties.

A juvenile was detained by Galt Police for carrying a loaded AR-style rifle in public and faces multiple felony charges, including an outstanding warrant.

Jarvell Kent, 30, from Fresno, pleaded guilty to assaulting a fellow inmate with a homemade weapon at USP Atwater, facing up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Jose Miguel Perez, 42, from Corona, pleaded guilty to trafficking substantial amounts of cocaine, heroin, and ketamine. Arrested in Fresno County, Perez faces up to life in prison after his car was found to have hidden drug compartments. Authorities continue efforts to curb drug trafficking in California.

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office thwarted a scam involving an elderly resident withdrawing $50,000, led a sting operation, and arrested the scammers.

The National Weather Service forecasts cooler, unstable weather in Sacramento starting midweek, after warm temperatures, with chances of rain and thunderstorms.

NWS Sacramento forecasts light showers in the region, with a warmer and drier weekend ahead. Minor HeatRisk expected from Monday, with potential thunderstorms midweek.